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Joseph Barcus

 

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Post  Posted 8 Apr 2014 6:38 pm    
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIvzPGWACsQ
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Don Griffiths


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Post  Posted 10 Apr 2014 10:56 am     Fire intro
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Thank you much Joeseph. So that whole intro is picking between string 3-6? And the beginning of the second half of the intro is with AB pedals on and off? I've been messing with that for a long time and not getting it right. Sad
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Joseph Barcus

 

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Post  Posted 10 Apr 2014 12:18 pm    
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the first 1/2 is mainly strings 3 thur 6 and yes its a lot of pedal and blocking that is one cool song isnt it
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Kenny Martin


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Post  Posted 18 Apr 2014 4:34 am    
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Pretty close there Joe! Ya know Toy loved steel but always had a time with tuning. That kickoff will go down in history forever as a signature lick for MTB.

When we played the Opry at the Ryman it was the first time MTB had ever been on the Opry.

I had to kick that tune off in front of a packed house.! Didn't help any on the nerves with Tommy White standing there to!

So the kick is strings 3 & 5 in the 15th fret using A & B pedals.
Then goes to the 17th fret both pedals down rockin the A pedal off the 5th string.

The back to the 15th fret playin strings 4 & 5 in the 6 minor rockin A pedal only!

Hope that helps you guys!......k
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Don Griffiths


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Post  Posted 18 Apr 2014 8:42 am    
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Wow! Cool! The guy that played the opry posting here? Can I have your autograph Kenny? Very Happy
This is the most recognizable lick to me and should I say it? One of the greatest steel licks of all time?
Anyway, I pretty well have the first half of the intro. I've improved the second half of that pick blocking A pedal thing much with a little work. Almost recognizable. What difference in feel the subtle little nuance to timing gives it playing thumb,thumb,middle rather than t,i,m as I normally play.
Thanks guys!
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Kenny Martin


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Post  Posted 18 Apr 2014 9:35 am    
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Don,

You can take my autograph and a $1.50 and get a cup of coffee at the Waffle House! Laughing

Played the Opry 3 more times with MTB. It was pretty cool! I do most of the big shows with them but don't travel. Doug Gray is an awesome friend of mine and he wanted a S.C. boy to play the Opry with him.

I have played with other major artist but this was special because I grew up on MTB. Been playin since 1969 at age 10. I still need to learn how to play Winking Laughing Very Happy Shocked

All the best man.....k
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